Die politische Korrespondenz der Päpste mit den österreichischen Kaisern

Name: Die politische Korrespondenz der Päpste mit den österreichischen Kaisern
Author: Engel Janosi

1964

by Engel Janosi

GeopoliticsWorld War IKlemens von MetternichReparationsKnowledge Economics

Table of Contents · 51 segments

Front Matter, Contents, and List of Documentschapter

Preface: Scope, Sources, and Editorial Principlesessay

Introduction: Papal-Imperial Political Correspondence, 1804–1918essay

Notes to the Preface and Introductionfootnotes

Documents 1–17: Austrian Imperial Title, Holy Roman Abdication, and Restoration of the Papal Stateschapter

Documents 18–40: Art Restitution, Church-State Administration, and Late Pius VII Correspondencechapter

Documents 41–68: Leo XII, Jubilee Politics, Josephinism, and Eastern Catholic Protectionschapter

Documents 69–91: Pius VIII, Gregory XVI, Revolution in the Papal States, and Austrian Military Protectionchapter

Documents 92–111: Pius IX, Ferrara, 1848 Revolution, Gaeta, and Early Franz Joseph Church Policychapter

Documents 112–126: Gifts, the 1855 Concordat, Italian Crisis, and Mixed Marriage Jurisdictionchapter

Documents 127–142: Asylum Offer, Concordat Revision, Rome After 1870, and Confessional Lawschapter

Documents 143–163: Early Leo XIII, Roman Question, Asylum, Triple Alliance, and Slavic Liturgychapter

Documents 164–178: Rudolf’s Death, Hungarian Mixed Marriage Disputes, and Agram Appointment Crisischapter

Documents 179–188: Leo XIII Jubilees, Agram-Hungary-Albania Questions, Ruthenian College, and Agliardi Affairchapter

Document 189 Opening: Franz Joseph’s Telegram to Leo XIII on the Anniversary of Inthronizationchapter

Draft imperial congratulations to Leo XIII on a pontifical anniversaryessay

Leo XIII sends Franz Joseph the Hungarian millennium circularessay

Franz Joseph thanks Leo XIII for the Hungarian millennium letteressay

Leo XIII accredits Nuncio Taliani and complains about Dalmatiaessay

Franz Joseph promises inquiry into Dalmatian church grievancesessay

Leo XIII appeals to Franz Joseph on the Roman Questionessay

Franz Joseph answers Leo XIII on the Roman Questionessay

Leo XIII thanks Franz Joseph for pontifical jubilee congratulationsessay

Pius X notifies Franz Joseph of his electionessay

Franz Joseph requests the cardinalate for Joseph Samassaessay

Pius X promises eventual consideration of Samassa’s cardinalateessay

Pius X thanks Austria for recovering the Paris nunciature archivesessay

Franz Joseph responds on the Paris nunciature archivesessay

Pius X thanks Franz Joseph and congratulates him on sixty years of ruleessay

Franz Joseph answers Benedict XV’s notification of electionessay

Benedict XV sends Nuncio Scapinelli on a special missionessay

Franz Joseph answers Benedict XV after Scapinelli’s missionessay

Karl I appeals to Benedict XV for a just peaceessay

Benedict XV encourages Karl I’s peace effortsessay

Benedict XV answers Karl I’s accession notificationessay

Benedict XV’s peace note to the belligerent powersessay

Drafts of Karl I’s response to Benedict XV’s peace noteessay

Karl I confidentially reports on Belgium, Italy, and the Balkansessay

Benedict XV replies on Belgium and the Italian questionessay

Benedict XV thanks Karl for repatriating invalid Italian prisonersessay

Benedict XV opposes removing Bishop Endrici of Trientessay

Karl I requests honors for Majláth and Seydlessay

Benedict XV responds on prisoner exchange, Seydl, and Majláthessay

Karl I thanks Benedict XV for Seydl’s appointment and a baptism giftessay

Karl I renews requests for Majláth and Huyn as cardinalsessay

Nuncio Valfrè conveys Benedict XV’s response to the Italian offensiveessay

Facsimile captions and garbled OCR fragmentsessay

Bibliography of abbreviated works cited in the editionbibliography

Person indexbibliography

Subject indexbibliography

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